Translations for „biddable“ in the Russian » English Dictionary

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biddable

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English

It's the fault of women who were not biddable enough, not loyal enough, not obedient.

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What a biddable little thing.

www.theglobeandmail.com

A king, the card worth the most points (see below), is generally required in a hand before it is considered biddable.

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Maybe part of the lure is that the devices, despite their demanding nature, seem neat, containable, biddable.

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They are not biddable and are too large to push.

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The winning bids for both blocks consisted of an additional royalty of 10% (on potential future revenues) and an additional work program equivalent to 1 biddable well per block.

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You do wonder if they may have been more biddable, as models.

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The problem with biddable media for agencies is that buying power goes out of the window.

digiday.com

The task is not the making of unlikely promises but a sort of gracious, biddable impotence.

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What they need is a government sufficiently biddable to allow them to impose their cultural tyranny -- and to succeed, they don't need majority support.

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